''All you have to do is ask and I will do anything I can to help you,'' says Village of Great Neck Mayor Stephen Falk. He is available every day, at home, at Village Hall or at his business in Great Neck Plaza. Although Mayor Falk was nominated for reelection by the long-time Better Government Party in the village, he is still facing the first contested election in his village in many years. FULL STORY

Nassau County's first case of measles in two years was reported this past weekend in Great Neck. According to the Nassau County Department of Health, a 39-year-old Great Neck man contracted the disease. Anyone who was at Classico Café on Saturday evening, April 5, from 7 p.m. to closing; anyone who was at the Squire Theatre that night from 9:45 p.m. on (especially those seeing Bringing Down the House); and anyone who attended the North Shore Hebrew Academy dinner at the New York Hilton at 56th Street on Sunday evening, April 6, could be at risk for measles. FULL STORY

As the "Cancer Center for Kids 5K Family Fun Walk/Run" gets closer, the community is coming together to support, participate and involve itself in this meaningful event. FULL STORY

The Great Neck Soccer Club is looking for girls to play on the travel team. The club is seeking girls born on or after August 1992 (primarily girls who will be in the fourth and fifth grades in the fall of 2003) who are interested in playing travel soccer in the fall. FULL STORY